Sentence examples for rapidly bringing from inspiring English sources

He also said that Nokia was rapidly bringing the Lumia into new markets.

Taken together, his writings are rapidly bringing detectives under greater supervision, and changing the freewheeling culture of the detective bureau.

The companies incubated at Arpa-E have developed new designs for batteries, and new chemistries, which are rapidly bringing down the costs of energy storage, she said.

Imports from such regular sources as are not affected by the war are rapidly bringing in our reserve up to normal & should continue to supply us through 1942.

There are a number of areas in which it needs to change rapidly, bringing forward proposals in the pre-budget report.

To counter the financial downturn, Nokia is pressing ahead with "substantial" additional cost-cutting, Mr. Elop said, and is rapidly bringing the Lumia into new markets.

Cover and rapidly bring water to a full rolling boil.

Once new shipments arrive the outbreak should be rapidly brought under control, said Dr. David L. Heymann, the W.H.O.

Realising this should (repeat, should) rapidly bring Labour to its senses.

In the study, the scientists then rapidly brought the CO2 level back down to pre-industrial levels of around 280ppm.

The emperor Augustus founded a new city there and gave it privileges that rapidly brought it prosperity.